The Times's confusing labels for the proliferation of such features were criticized by my predecessor in March 2005.
Mr. LaHood has opposed the proliferation of infotainment features in passenger vehicles, though he has not called for an outright ban on the use of cellphones in cars.
The exhibition features work by photographers such as Ken Domon and Tadahiko Hayashi, who were already established when Japan's immediate postwar publishing renaissance began with a proliferation of magazines featuring photojournalism devoted to the country's reconstruction.
Today, the Web exhibits the fruits of their brainstorming: a proliferation of advertising with features like pop-up windows, pop-under windows and self-propagating, unclosable windows.
This process involves adhesion, spreading, and proliferation of cells, all features that could involve integrins.
Therefore, given the proliferation of Web 2.0 features on the Internet, understanding the translation of Web-based PA intervention research into the real-world is becoming increasingly important.
Novel therapies that target lower-proliferating cells (that is, mesenchymal/claudin-low-like and/or luminal-like cells) might be warranted in patients with TN tumours of the BLBC subtype that show low expression of proliferation features, and also those TNBCs that are of the luminal lineage.
You can see it on the leafy, Paris-style boulevards that parallel the Kura River, now spanned by Michele De Lucchi's bow-shaped showpiece, the Bridge of Peace; in the proliferation of new restaurants featuring the country's Persian- and Asian-inspired dishes; and in an electronic music scene that some say rivals Berlin's.
This difference may be attributable to the influx of wealthy retirees into the Phoenix area, and the related proliferation of retirement communities featuring golf courses and outdoor recreational activities (Gober 2006).
